The Russian Armed Forces practiced the use of anti-tank mines during the assault on the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Russian soldiers of the assault brigade of the Southern Group of Forces practice tactics using anti-tank mines. Izvestia publishes footage of military training on July 27.

"We're honing our shooting skills and accuracy. Each lesson is summed up more realistically to what will be on the front line," said the instructor of the South group of forces with the call sign Docker.

The footage shows how soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation practice moving in groups of three, which is practiced when storming trenches and blowing up enemy dugouts.

"The use of anti—tank mines during the storming of enemy strongholds is a relatively new, but very effective tactic that the soldiers of the Russian army have begun to use. And the attack aircraft of the Southern Group of Forces practice this tactic almost in the first place," said Izvestia correspondent Egor Kildibekov.

An explosion from above: how the Russian Armed Forces use drones for mine clearance

The use of drones has been included in the training program for engineering troops.

On July 18, the signalmen of the Southern Group of Forces practiced the restoration of a communication line cut off during an explosion in the Luhansk People's Republic (LNR). The training of the combat mission began at the headquarters, where the soldiers watched the flight of drones. When the connection is cut off, the group moves out to repair the line.

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